$BTC For the seventh consecutive day, $BTC spot ETF has seen net inflows, though the inflow volume remains modest at only over 2,000 BTC, with BlackRock still dominating while other institutions' trading volumes are negligible. This suggests that investor selling sentiment is diminishing, and a small portion of investors have reached some consensus on Bitcoin being at a low position, hoping to bottom-fish at this time, at least betting on a rebound after the geopolitical conflict ends.
However, overall purchasing power remains low, with most traditional investors still in a wait-and-see mode. Only a small minority of trend-chasing investors show strong speculative behavior. A reversal in BTC and liquidity may still depend on monetary policy. Of course, in the short term, the trajectory of the geopolitical situation remains key.
$BTC For the seventh consecutive day, $BTC spot ETF has seen net inflows, though the inflow volume remains modest at only over 2,000 BTC, with BlackRock still dominating while other institutions' trading volumes are negligible. This suggests that investor selling sentiment is diminishing, and a small portion of investors have reached some consensus on Bitcoin being at a low position, hoping to bottom-fish at this time, at least betting on a rebound after the geopolitical conflict ends.
However, overall purchasing power remains low, with most traditional investors still in a wait-and-see mode. Only a small minority of trend-chasing investors show strong speculative behavior. A reversal in BTC and liquidity may still depend on monetary policy. Of course, in the short term, the trajectory of the geopolitical situation remains key.